
Open now
Makerspace
CNC, laser, 3D printers, metalwork and electronics, for people building a product.
- Hot Maker, Shared Bench, Private Bench
- Every machine after your induction
- Rolling monthly to start
Hone Limehouse · London E14
Workshop space in East London: a makerspace, a jewellery workshop, a working cabinet shop and the studios, in two 1911 factory buildings on the Limehouse Cut. Seven minutes from Westferry DLR.

Four ways to be here, from a hot desk in the makerspace to a studio with your name on the door. Every bench member uses every workshop.

Open now
CNC, laser, 3D printers, metalwork and electronics, for people building a product.

Open now
Your own bench with extraction and a pendant drill, and a shared tool area with a rolling mill, furnace and forge.

One bench available now
Two machine shops, finishing rooms and a private bench, for furniture makers running a business.

Three free now
Character rooms you can make your own, for maker businesses, designers, architects, fashion and tech.
Also in the building: Hone Movement Studios, two dance and movement studios for hire by the hour, on their own site.
Two Victorian factory buildings on the Limehouse Cut, built in 1911. Brick walls, timber floors, the height and the light kept. Runs on 100% renewable electricity.

Between the two buildings. Lunch, and the summer party.

The Cut runs along the back. Canary Wharf over the water.

Brick, timber, glazed panels, the height and the light kept.

Room to load, and the chimney from 1911.
More than 150 makers, designers and founders across the group, and the largest community of them here: furniture makers, jewellers, architects, product designers, fashion labels and hardware start-ups.
Canal-side in Limehouse, a short walk from the DLR.
Hone Limehouse
16 Pixley Street, London E14 7DF
Two Victorian factory buildings on the Limehouse Cut, built in 1911. Brick walls, timber floors, the height and the light kept. Runs on 100% renewable electricity.
If you make products, prototypes or parts, the makerspace. If you make jewellery, the jewellery workshop. If you make furniture for a living, the woodwork shop. If you run a business that designs, plans or builds and needs a room of its own, a studio. Not sure? Book a tour and walk through all of them.
Makerspace from £125 a month, jewellery benches from £190, studios from £645 all in, woodwork in Bristol from £220 and in Limehouse from £877 plus waste and sundries. Every price is on its page. No joining fee.
Book a weekly tour. Limehouse is Tuesdays at 3.30pm and Thursdays at 11.30am with Jai, Tottenham Thursdays at 10am, Bristol Thursdays at 4pm and Fridays at 10am with Austin. About twenty minutes, longer if you get talking. It’s booked the moment you choose a time, and there’s no pitch at the end.
24-hour access for shared and private bench members and for studio tenants. Hot Maker hours are on the makerspace page.
Yes. Every membership includes a general induction from someone who uses the machines every day. The large-format CNC needs separate training, charged on top.
Yes. Bench members use every workshop across our buildings after an induction. Studio tenants use the machine shops at member rates. Hot Maker members use the makerspace, with its metalwork and woodwork bench.
Most members stay for years, and some have been here since we opened in 2018. Studio tenants tend to stay longest, and it’s why woodwork benches rarely come up.
Email info@honeworkspace.com or WhatsApp 07424 105667. Or book a tour and ask on the way round.
The weekly tour takes you round the makerspace, the workshops and the building, with whoever is making things that day. It’s booked the moment you choose a time.